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Results: Differences General	✘T62.0	✘E10
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 60%(2) General blood test — 56%(10) General urine test 21%(4) 34%(8) Other hormones 18%(2) 30%(5) Sex hormones 17%(2) 12%(5) ECG — 24%(0) Thyroid hormones — 19%(3) Coprogram 19%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
intoxication	96%	—
hyperglycemia	—	35%
poisoning by pale toadstool	55%	—
type 1 diabetes mellitus	—	25%
mushroom poisoning	52%	—
thirst	—	21%
drinking hot tea	32%	—
increased ESR	—	17%
urine color dark yellow	29%	—
increased	—	16%
drinks warm water	27%	—
hypoglycemia	—	14%
gastroduodenitis	24%	—
ketoacidosis	—	14%
erosive gastritis	24%	—
diabetic neuropathy	—	13%
acute duodenitis	24%	—
type 2 diabetes mellitus	—	13%
enteritis	23%	—
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus	—	13%
duodenitis	23%	—
metabolic syndrome	—	12%
diarrhea vomiting	22%	—
history of pancreatic surgery	—	12%
hemoglobinuria	21%	—
diabetes mellitus in children	—	12%
jaundice	21%	—
insulin deficiency	—	12%
dark urine	21%	—
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	—	12%
black discharge	21%	—
essential hypertension	—	12%
yellow skin color	21%	—
angiopathy	—	11%
pupils are narrowed	21%	—
hormonal disorders	—	11%
gastritis	21%	—
neurogenic pain	—	11%
intoxication psychosis	20%	—
chronic kidney disease	—	11%
indomitable vomiting	20%	—
acidosis	—	11%
diarrhea	19%	—
dry mouth with thirst	—	11%
inflammatory bowel diseases	19%	—
diabetic retinopathy	—	10%
unformed feces	19%	—
increase in creatinine	—	10%
gastrointestinal problems	24%	3%
increased urea	—	10%
spastic abdominal pain	19%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	10%
anuria	19%	—
blood diseases	—	10%
vomiting	25%	5%
polyneuropathy	—	10%
kidney pain area	18%	—
hyperlipidemia	—	10%
bronchospasm	18%	—
familial diabetes	—	10%
sweats from pain	18%	—
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis	—	10%
relief from vomiting	18%	—
increased systolic pressure	—	10%
poisoning with fly agaric	18%	—
cholesterolemia	—	10%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum	18%	—
heart dysfunction	—	10%
abdominal pain after diarrhea	17%	—
rapid weight loss	—	9%
vomiting even from water	17%	—
cardiosclerosis	—	9%
severe shortness of breath	17%	—
CHD	—	9%
salivation	17%	—
control issues	—	9%
collapse	17%	—
in the family diabetes	—	9%
constant fear	17%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	9%
vomiting with blood	16%	—
visual impairment	—	9%
spasmodic pain	16%	—
chronic kidney failure	—	9%
abdominal pain with vomiting	22%	4%
loss body weight	—	9%
sharp abdominal pain	16%	—
vascular sclerosis	—	9%
diarrhea with blood	16%	—
neurological disorders	—	9%
by erosion of the stomach	16%	—
insulin lipodystrophy	—	9%
liver pain	16%	—
changes in the blood	—	8%
to breathe hard	16%	—
glycohemoglobin increased	—	8%
discharge phobias	16%	—
diabetic osteoarthropathy	—	8%
the skin is dark	15%	—
pain in the legs	—	8%
liver failure	15%	—
confusion of thoughts	—	8%
inflammation of the stomach	15%	—
loses thought	—	8%
fear of illness	15%	—
diabetic foot	—	8%
hallucinations	15%	—
disorders of consciousness	—	8%
rupture duodenal dysfunction	20%	4%
diabetic cataract	—	8%
pain in the eyes	14%	—
insulin increase	—	8%
bradycardia	14%	—
thirst at night	—	8%
general intoxication syndrome	14%	—
diabetic (hyperglycemic) coma	—	8%
abdominal pain	19%	4%
polyuria	—	8%
liver problems	18%	3%
thirst is reduced	—	8%
soreness of the skin	18%	3%
heredity predisposition	—	8%
hypotension	13%	—
diabetic nephropathy	—	8%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	17%	3%
history of surgery	—	8%
acute pain	12%	—
hemoglobin increased	—	8%
fear of poisoning	10%	—
hyperosmolar coma	—	8%
enlarged liver	20%	8%
dry mouth	—	8%
coma	22%	11%
thirst in the morning	—	7%
rapid reaction	14%	3%
thoughts about the disease	—	7%
sweating is increased	14%	3%
itching from water	—	7%
delirium	14%	3%
dizziness standing	—	7%
madness	14%	3%
fainting	—	7%
improper nutrition	16%	5%
ulcer on the leg	—	7%
nose nursing mom	14%	4%
smell of acetone from the mouth	—	7%
inflammation	16%	6%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood	—	7%
congestive kidney	14%	4%
pompe disease	—	7%
dyspnea	13%	3%
angiopathy of the retina	—	7%
impaired gastric function	13%	3%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	7%
convulsions	13%	3%
problems with studying	—	7%
impaired venous function	13%	4%
e10	—	7%
childhood diseases	12%	6%
macular edema	—	7%
allergy	12%	6%
trophic ulcer	—	7%
kidney failure	14%	8%
proteinuria	—	7%
confusion of consciousness	13%	8%
speeded up urination	—	7%
dehydration	14%	10%
better in morning	—	7%
insensitivity to pain	—	7%
metabolic disorder	—	6%
dizziness	—	6%
emotional	—	6%
blindness	—	6%
drinks a lot of fluids	—	6%
violation of carbohydrate metabolism	—	6%
better to be alone	—	6%
hypoxia	—	6%
pulsation in the legs	—	6%
furunculosis	—	6%
onset of illness	—	6%
body odor	—	6%
stress	—	6%
weakness after illness	—	6%
senile asthenia syndrome	—	6%
attacks of pain	—	6%
hypoglycemic coma	—	6%
stroke	—	6%
end-stage renal failure	—	6%
consequences of pregnancy	—	6%
ischemic stroke	—	6%
increased appetite	—	6%
transplant rejection reaction	—	6%
mom has diabetes	—	6%
he feels like an old man	—	6%
drowsiness	—	6%
dementia	—	6%
pain in the foot	—	6%
low energy level	—	6%
dry mouth at night with thirst	—	6%
itching of the body	—	6%

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